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-— and Sce,3. pf the Ace .« Fobruary 5,1917-—~ ~~, ~ "|. advert Einstein pivosploans Dr promises moncy or somo~ ef -vwaluo {inch his own prostige,leadorship ~ E Snises monoy £0 - and jabor) and collects moncy for and pri bo usod for advising, advocacy or teaching of tho_doc- ».@rinos above onmorntod, which, according to law *shall constitute the advising, advocacy or toaching, of such. + @ostrine™ and "shall constituted affiliation” with such organization, society or group. fers ' ”* gf tho above eharges aro truo, Albort Binstoin must bo hold : ~<gnnémissiblo to the United States undor each and all of the 4 svbdivisions of tho mandatory lows oxcluding ecrtain classoa ~*~" : ef aliona from this sountry, abovo sot forth. . : 7 Ei While tho "burden of proof” by low 4a cloorly upon Albort boyond ronsonnble doubt thet not one ef —— Einstein to cetabdliah toyond roasonnbic Aoubt that not 2 the mandatory rcstrictions—of the Jaw applica in nie nae, athe shod i rims facie proof of nll the above ehargos may bo ostabl - i F an investigation by tho Visa Division of the State Depnrt- ~ i 4 a 7 tont, and by enrcful oxamination of Profossor Einstein by tho . consular officers, and will bo submittod horcaftor, by the ~ undorsignod, whon compilation of documentary evidence on thess points now being mado is complotod. : . ce It 1 to bo notod that admissions of an alicn soncorning himaolf, or his belicfs, aré on an oqual footing with actual in foreign sourts for tho purposs of doternining . to entor the Unitcd Statos. (Soo Sece.3, Innigration . eonvist: “hie rig ~ Aet of 1924). Ho 4s roquired by tho samc law (Soc.7) to state whethor ho is or is not a monbor of “cach olass of individuals _ excluded from admission...undcr tho gration laws"; and is +~— gubjoct to a $10,000 fino or five yoars inprdsonnent for imowingly making any.falso sta tonont in his application under _ : . oath, i. ic admissions of Albert Einstoin concorning his “4llogni" yennd "revolutionary” objectives and affilintions are matters r appear hitherto to bavo_beon unnoticod ‘a ig : ‘ t ’ ‘ t ' a . a F : of public recora, vut w consular off: m inepectors who havo r Pa + ry Pay tod visas ontry to oin for soveral formor i i raneitory vidits to the Unitod Statoas~ % ; But now he is sooking té become a permsnont or soni~ 9, pormanont residont of the Unitod States, nnd in any caso, 0.2 of the Alion Exclusion and Deportation Act of October 16,1918, os amcndcd, te applicable to tho classcs of nliocns oxeludod by that act, *irrospoctive of tho tine of their entry into tho United Statosa” and auch alions nay evon be Auported "at ony tino aftor entering tho United States” if found ta have been a! io 0 of ontry, oF to hive becomo theroafter, a mombor of “any one of tho classes onumeratod.* | (Toia. bs ATT er STILT ge aan: _ ... Previous sransitory admissions to Yho thot Btatos, thoro-~ forc, give sto diten dhy exemption from tho intory provisions ‘of the Align ¥xclusion and Deportation Laws,if $rid when they. - are found applicable ‘to’ such’ alien-e-and ‘tho « den of proof” ;Tosts upon euch alion in any application for passport visa or-adnission, regardloss pf previous visas or admissions to. tho United States as a tomporary visitor...” aot Rospect ful 1 oot . h, vege oA in: Ser “he, (Mra. Randolph Frothinghan) ” Presidunt, Tho Woman Patriot Corporation. ¥ ’ wewnee 4 ennee. . Boner! “Alpine Wodeton. mere ee are Vida Divieacn,Dopartnont of Stato Novonbcor 22,1932 <. Dear Sir: Tho attachod momogandun of ovidenco in proof of charges filed with you yosterday that Albort Einstein is” = dnndmissible to tho Unitod Statcs....i8 hcrowith rospoct= fully evutmitted. ~ : Very truly youre, . (Signod) Cee eee ee etinghan . | tird «Randolph . * : Eraot gbinghe) on. we . _Prosident, Tho Woman Dal